I'm going to ask you a question. If you don't know the answer or think the other team doesn't have a clue, you can 'dare' them to answer it for double the dollars. But be careful, because they can always double dare you back for four times the amount - and then you either have to answer the question or take a Physical Challenge.

The one thing I hated most about Double Dare was the farking floors. That stuff got slippery quick and it looked like a pain in the ass for the kids doing it. They could have given them a little traction instead of those lame reeboks.

groppet:The one thing I hated most about Double Dare was the farking floors. That stuff got slippery quick and it looked like a pain in the ass for the kids doing it. They could have given them a little traction instead of those lame reeboks.

I always shouted at the tv when the dipshiats were stepping in goo. it's like it never occurred to anyone to walk up a slide using the clean side rails.

Fano:groppet: The one thing I hated most about Double Dare was the farking floors. That stuff got slippery quick and it looked like a pain in the ass for the kids doing it. They could have given them a little traction instead of those lame reeboks.

I always shouted at the tv when the dipshiats were stepping in goo. it's like it never occurred to anyone to walk up a slide using the clean side rails.

KingKauff:Fano: groppet: The one thing I hated most about Double Dare was the farking floors. That stuff got slippery quick and it looked like a pain in the ass for the kids doing it. They could have given them a little traction instead of those lame reeboks.

I always shouted at the tv when the dipshiats were stepping in goo. it's like it never occurred to anyone to walk up a slide using the clean side rails.

How about when they crossed the monkey bars one bar at a time?

You're reminding me of rage from my childhood only equalled by watching the kids on the Toys R Us toyrun and picking up goddamned stuffed animals instead of heading straight to the electronic section and cleaning it out.

Fano:KingKauff: Fano: groppet: The one thing I hated most about Double Dare was the farking floors. That stuff got slippery quick and it looked like a pain in the ass for the kids doing it. They could have given them a little traction instead of those lame reeboks.

I always shouted at the tv when the dipshiats were stepping in goo. it's like it never occurred to anyone to walk up a slide using the clean side rails.

How about when they crossed the monkey bars one bar at a time?

You're reminding me of rage from my childhood only equalled by watching the kids on the Toys R Us toyrun and picking up goddamned stuffed animals instead of heading straight to the electronic section and cleaning it out.

Fano:KingKauff: Fano: groppet: The one thing I hated most about Double Dare was the farking floors. That stuff got slippery quick and it looked like a pain in the ass for the kids doing it. They could have given them a little traction instead of those lame reeboks.

I always shouted at the tv when the dipshiats were stepping in goo. it's like it never occurred to anyone to walk up a slide using the clean side rails.

How about when they crossed the monkey bars one bar at a time?

You're reminding me of rage from my childhood only equalled by watching the kids on the Toys R Us toyrun and picking up goddamned stuffed animals instead of heading straight to the electronic section and cleaning it out.

That drove me crazy. And back then, Toys R Us had slips of paper you pulled off a tab in order to get the games up front in a bullet proof room. In my "I won the super toy run" fantasy, I always pictured myself just pulling all the tabs off.

no shirt no shoes:Fano: KingKauff: Fano: groppet: The one thing I hated most about Double Dare was the farking floors. That stuff got slippery quick and it looked like a pain in the ass for the kids doing it. They could have given them a little traction instead of those lame reeboks.

I always shouted at the tv when the dipshiats were stepping in goo. it's like it never occurred to anyone to walk up a slide using the clean side rails.

How about when they crossed the monkey bars one bar at a time?

You're reminding me of rage from my childhood only equalled by watching the kids on the Toys R Us toyrun and picking up goddamned stuffed animals instead of heading straight to the electronic section and cleaning it out.

That drove me crazy. And back then, Toys R Us had slips of paper you pulled off a tab in order to get the games up front in a bullet proof room. In my "I won the super toy run" fantasy, I always pictured myself just pulling all the tabs off.

That was precisely my plan as a kid, filling one cart with those paper slips.

KingKauff:Fano: KingKauff: Fano: groppet: The one thing I hated most about Double Dare was the farking floors. That stuff got slippery quick and it looked like a pain in the ass for the kids doing it. They could have given them a little traction instead of those lame reeboks.

I always shouted at the tv when the dipshiats were stepping in goo. it's like it never occurred to anyone to walk up a slide using the clean side rails.

How about when they crossed the monkey bars one bar at a time?

You're reminding me of rage from my childhood only equalled by watching the kids on the Toys R Us toyrun and picking up goddamned stuffed animals instead of heading straight to the electronic section and cleaning it out.

I had forgotten about that. Now I'm about to go Mr. Furious here!

Me and my brother had a plan if we won and that was part of it. I almost won the toyrun once in a drawing. I ended up with a $50 gift certificate.

RevRaven:I'm going to ask you a question. If you don't know the answer or think the other team doesn't have a clue, you can 'dare' them to answer it for double the dollars. But be careful, because they can always double dare you back for four times the amount - and then you either have to answer the question or take a Physical Challenge.

KingKauff:Fano: KingKauff: Fano: groppet: The one thing I hated most about Double Dare was the farking floors. That stuff got slippery quick and it looked like a pain in the ass for the kids doing it. They could have given them a little traction instead of those lame reeboks.

I always shouted at the tv when the dipshiats were stepping in goo. it's like it never occurred to anyone to walk up a slide using the clean side rails.

How about when they crossed the monkey bars one bar at a time?

You're reminding me of rage from my childhood only equalled by watching the kids on the Toys R Us toyrun and picking up goddamned stuffed animals instead of heading straight to the electronic section and cleaning it out.

I had forgotten about that. Now I'm about to go Mr. Furious here!

Nothing will ever top the idiocy of this one kid on Legends of the Hidden Temple who lost about 1/3 of her time on the Temple Run because she didn't know the doors opened when you pushed the button next to them.

Nothing will ever top the idiocy of this one kid on Legends of the Hidden Temple who lost about 1/3 of her time on the Temple Run because she didn't know the doors opened when you pushed the button next to them.

Smelly McUgly:RevRaven: I'm going to ask you a question. If you don't know the answer or think the other team doesn't have a clue, you can 'dare' them to answer it for double the dollars. But be careful, because they can always double dare you back for four times the amount - and then you either have to answer the question or take a Physical Challenge.

Cerebral Knievel:fun fact, my first wife was a contestant on double dare when she was a kid..

she made it to the obsticle course thing but blew it on the big hamster wheel thing.

what could she do? she probably weighed about 75 pounds at the time, damn wheel wouldnt budge when she got on it.

See, now THAT is what I never understood. Who chooses the order of who does what? Because if the parents get to even have an idea of what the obstacles are and they choose the order, then shame on those idiots. If the parents have no say, then shame on the producres of the show.